How to Graph y = -3

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How to graph the function y = -3

x is 0 so the slope is 0 and the y-intercept occurs at (0,-3). the line extends in both directions horizontally at -3.

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My online algebra 2 teacher didn't say anything about how to graph something like this. This was a lifesaver!! Thank you so much!!

Natasha-kgrg

There is no way that it was that easy this entire time?!

qirrenenth

Better teaching skills than my math substitute teacher teaching

ainhoacenteno

How would you solve this on a x y table

ilianadelmer

лучший, я не особо зная английский понял что ты объяснил!!!! ОЧЕНЬ ПОМОГ! <3

forad

Can it work the same with a positive number?

kcjennings

But it is given that x = 0
Then how is the line going on both sides of the y axis? It would mean that on either side, x has some non-zero value.

FawnTheCreator

So if you were to graph this with another line that’s vertical, would it be no solution? Or would it have an answer because the lines meet?

jazlynurena

So for a positive number goes the opposite direction? Bruh my teacher tried teaching stuff like this and used 5 extra minutes when the class should’ve ended while all the videos I watched from you combined took such less time, way more easier to understand than my teacher, that’s the problem with schools they are educational but always do unnecessary things like extending the lessons to make teachers seem smart

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